Detailed yesterday, the Save Importer for Dragon Age: Inquisition was added as part of a new update today, along with multiplayer fixes, a crash fix on PlayStation 4, and more.
First up, BioWare discussed some of the recent changes to Inqusition:
Players have been asking for a bigger multiplayer challenge, so we’ve created Nightmare difficulty, a step up from Perilous in every way. We’ve also introduced a number of new and rare high-level weapons, some from the Avvar clans.
Players can now step into the Proving Grounds, a new tutorial level that allows you to test your class, abilities, and load-out before stepping into the heat of a multiplayer battle. Proving Grounds is accessible from the class-selection screen.
And here’s the full list of patch notes for the latest Dragon Age Inquisition update, titled Patch 8:
- Introduced the Save Importer feature, allowing players to migrate their single-player save games and multiplayer data to current-gen consoles. Click here for more details.
- [Multiplayer] Introduced new and rare high-level weapons, including some from the Avvar clans.
- [Multiplayer] Introduced one new T4 accessory.
- [Multiplayer] Introduced Proving Grounds, a new tutorial level accessible from the class-selection screen.
- [Multiplayer] Introduced Nightmare difficulty, a step up from Perilous.
- [Multiplayer] Fixed an issue that caused the Multiplayer menu to be reloaded after a quick match failure.
- [Multiplayer] Fixed an issue when using Reset Ability Points with a full inventory.
- [Multiplayer] Fixed an issue which could prevent Multiplayer maps from streaming in during high latency matches.
- [Multiplayer] Fixed the text for the Challenge “Relentless Pursuit” to list the correct Multiplayer character.
- [PS4] Fixed a crash when playing while installing relating to the Flames of the Inquisition items.
- [PS4] Fixed an issue that prevented joining a Multiplayer game via PS4 Friends List
Will you be importing your saves from PS3 to PS4?
[Source: BioWare]
Dragon Age: Inquisition – Everything You Need to Know
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Dragon Age: Inquistion Has Received Critical Praise
The RPG has gained a lot of praise over the last few days from numerous reviews. In our own review, we gave the game a 9 out of 10.
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Players Can Create Unique Characters
In Inquisition, players can choose between multiple races, facial features, hairstyles, and more in order to create their own unique characters.
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Players Can Chose From Numerous Followers
Up to nine total followers can be gained in Inquisition, and up to three of them can go in a player's party at a time. Three of the followers are mages, three are warriors, and three are rogues.
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Heterosexual and Homosexual Character Romances
Inquisition allows players to pursue heterosexual or homosexual relationships with a number of different characters in the game.
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Players Can Import Data From Previous Dragon Age Games
Players can use past Dragon Age saves to influence the world of Inquisition in a number of different ways.
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There are Multiple Open Areas for Exploration
There are a number of open areas that players can travel to, and each one is both unique and huge. There are desert areas, woodland areas, marsh-like areas, and more. Each area features a number of side-quests and areas to explore.
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Numerous Mounts to Ride On
Inquisition allows players to ride on different types of mounts, including deer-like mounts, horses, and dragon-like mounts.
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The Story Revolves Around Demons Invading Thedas
Players must take control of The Inquisition in an effort to stop the mysterious Elder One, who is somehow linked to Rifts that have been forming in the sky and sending demons into the world.
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Crafting is a Huge Component of the Game
Inquisition puts a large emphasis on crafting, allowing players to create and modify their own weapons and armor.
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Players Can Use Numerous Skills and Spells on Enemies
There are a number of skills, abilities, and spells that players can use on enemies. Mages, rogues, and warriors all have their own unique powers.
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Every Choice Has a Consequence
There are numerous choices to be made in Inquisition, and almost every single one of them will result in a permanent consequence.
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The Game Will Take Up Around 45GB of Space on Consoles
It has been revealed that Inquisition will take up around 45GB of space on consoles. On the PC, however, it will only take up around 24GB.
